Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Marilyn Carney John Roemer 2 Yafile UL Ccmtento Footprints in the Sands of Time 1 Loafers, School Scenes 5 Shoe Shop 9 Seniors 10 Juniors 18 Sophomores 20 Freshmen 22 Faculty 24 Junior High School 29 Grade School 31 g Class Prophesy .35 Play Shoes Organizations 37 Clod Hoppers Athletics 53 High Heels Features 62 Class Will 68 Investors Acknowledgements 71 3 Qedicatian i To Mrs. McGuire, who in the past five years has added immeasur- able to our High School with her amiable character, helpful guidance, earnestness, and determination--we, the Crimson Staff of 1952 take great pleasure in dedicating this Crimson. 4 ffffkfxf W X, ,Ax X r x ' Q X xx Q Mr Y XX X Nx N S XX X0 K ,Ei X X 0 NX A iss' 5' 5: N X x X X x N X X T yy Ez: X. ?-, Y A is is X -,X 5 .Nt P A E gf X. Q: K -QS 2 ,NN ? 4... wg P X 55X X- , :X k N X X SEX? NX XX X Xywi is SM A sw? sm 'Q Q -M, X x A '15 . 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Waiting for the bus. Practice makes perfect. Loafing on the second floor only Undecided. Veedersburg-Attica. Center of attraction. g It went in! Another West Side shot. West Side Jump ball N..4ra S Wwe S Fwp Studento and ffacwgtg 9 Yntwdwctidn .f7a S eniaw The Seniors once again started the year lout in the usual manner by electing officers. The President was James Martin, Vice-President, Paul 0'doreg Secretary, Patty Annog Treasurer, Leticia Weigle. We selected for our motto, Today Decides Tomorrow. The American beauty rose was chosen as our class flower, and the class colors were the trasitional colors of red and white. Our first activity as a class was our first party on October 10, which was a weiner roast. It was held at Hockey Forge. . On March 28 and 29, the Seniors presented their vaudeville. This consisted of four big acts and was called i'Fun's A Poppin' . The vaudeville, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet McGuire, was a huge success. For our last class get-together, we had a treasure hunt, chili supper, and dancing party rolled up in one on April 18. Every- one had an enjoyable evening. We took a two day trip to St. Louis on May 23 and 24. This trip shall always be one of the pleasant memories of our Senior year. We feel that our Senior year has been very successful, and we wish to thank our sponsors, Mr. Daugherty and Mr. Harbison, for all the help and cooperation they have given us. 10 Bales, Arvin Lynn-H . Attica 1-2-3-4, Commercial 1-2-3-4, B0y's lntra-Mural Basketball 1-2-3-4, P8ll'01 1-2-3, Lieutenant 3, Foot- ball 1, Boy Scout 1-2-3. Bass, Ahretta Ann--- Attica 1-2-3-4, College Prep. l-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Latin Club 1, Sunshine 2-3-4, High School Band 2-3-4,Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Christmas Pa nt 1-2-3-4, Choral Festivagel- 2-3-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest l-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Yell Club 1-2-3-4, Sci-Math Club 2, G.A.A. 1-2. Brooks, John Wendell-u Attica 1-2-3-4, Agriculture 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Boys' Intramural Bask etball 2-3- 4. Carney, Marilyn Jo--- Attica l-2-3-4, College Prep. l-3, Commercial 2-4, Class treasurer 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Crimson Staff 3-4, Assistant Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Student Council 3-4, Treas- urer 4, Press Club 4, Sun- shine 2-3, Hi? School Band 1-2, Glee Clu 1-3-4, Christ- mas Pagent l-3-4, Choral Festival 1-3-4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-3-4, State Choral Festival 4, Operetta l-3-4, Girls' ln- tramural Basketball 3, Office Force 4, Girls' Advisory Board 1-2, Yell Club 1-2-3-4, Yell Leader 4, Senior Service Scouts 1-2-3-4, President 4, Sci-Math Club 2, G.A.A. l-2-3, President 3, Crinson Queen 4, Attendant 3, Home- comin Queen 4, Junior Prom Allehlfanl 3. . Anno, Patricia Ann-- Attica 1-2-3-4, Commercial 1-2-3-4, Class Secretary 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Press Club l-3-4, Sun- shine 2-3, VicePresident, High School Band 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-4, Choral Fes- tival 1-2-3-4, Solo and En- semble Contest l-2-3-4, State Choral Festival 4, Oper- etta' 1-2-3-4, Office Force 1-3-4, Yell Club l-2-3-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Homecoming Queen' Attendant 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Babb, Robert Lee--- Attica 1-2-3-4, Shop 1-2-3-4, Senior Pla 4, Boy's Intra- Mural Basketball 3-4, Yell Club 2-1-4, Basketball 1-2, 'grack l-2-4, Cross Country Boyce, Charles Richard--- Attica 1-2-3-4, Industrial Arts 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 4, Christmas Pagent 4, Choral Festival 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Oper- etta 4, Yell Club 1-2-3-4, Football 1-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Crimson Hop King 3. Bratton, Charlotte Kay-- Attica 1-2-3-4, Commercial l-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Press Club 4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Sunshine 2-3, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Christmas Pagent 1-2- 3-4, Choral Festival 1-2-3- 4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Office Force 3-4, Girls' Advisory Board 3, Yell Club 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 1-2. ll 1 Fewry, Mary Ruth-n Attica, 1-2-3-43 Commercial, 1-2-3-43 Senior play, 43 Press Club 1-2-3-43 Assistant Business Mgr. 2-3, Business Mgr., 4-3 Sunshine, 2-3-4, Secretary 43 A.H.S. Band, 2-3-43 Clee Club 1-2-3-43 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-43 Choral Festival, l-2-3-43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3-43 Operetta 3-4, Girls' Intramural Basketball, 3g Office Force, 1-2-3-43 Yell Clubg 1-2-33 Senior Service Scouts, 4g Librarian, 33 G.A.A., 1-2-3. Foster, Wayne F.-- Attica l 2 3 4 A riculture ' ' ' i g 5 Senior,p1ay, 43 Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 3g Boys' Intra- mural Basketball, 1-2-3-43 Yell Club, 1-2-3-43 4-H, 1-2- 3-43 Football, 3-43 Crimson Hop King, 4. Grdy, Lawson--- Gustus, Dean, Jerry-- Attica, 1-2-3-43 Agricultureg Attica, 1-2-3-43 Agriculture: Boys' Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y3 2-3-45 Yell Clubg 1-2- 2-39 Yell Clubg 1-2-42 4-H, 1-2, Patrol, 1-2-3-4. 3-4. Clark, William Dean-- Attica, l-2-3-43 Industrial Arts, l-2-3-43 Junior play, 33 Senior play, 4-3 Lines and Cues, 43 Librarian , 3. Fellure, Edward Allen--- Attica, 1-2-3-43 Industrial Arts, 1-2-3-43 Junior play 33 Senior play, 43 Yell Club Patrol, 13 Football, l-2-3-4 Basketball, 1-2-33 Track, 1-2 Fox, Euleda Adene--- Attica 1-2-3-43 College Prep. 1-3, Commercial 2-43 Junior play,33 Senior play, 43 Press Club, 2 3-43 Latin Club, 1-23 Glee Club, 1-23 Christmas Pagent, 1-23 Choral Festival, 1-23 Solo 81 Ensemble Con- test, 1-23 Operetta, 1-23 Uffice Force, 33 Yell Club, 2-3-43 G.A.A. l-2-3. Glover, Sidney Lee--- Attica l-2-3-43 College Prep. Senior play,43 Crimson Staff, 3-43 Student Council, 43 Latin Club, 2-33 Hi-Y, 2-3-43 A.H. S. Band, 1-2-3-43 Glee Club, 1- 2-3-4-Q Christmas Pagent, 1-2-3-43 Choral Festival, 1-2-3-43 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest,1-2-3-4-3State Choral Festival, 2-3-43 Operetta, 1-2-3-43 Boys' Intramural- Basketball, 1-2-33 Yell Club, 1-2-3-43 Sci- Math Club, 2. 12 1-2-3-43 Lines and Cues, 43 Jones, H. Lyle, lr. Kincade, William A.--- Attica, 1-2-3-45 Agricultureg Ambia, 1-25 Attica, 3-45 Senior play, 45 Yell Club, 45 Agriculture, 3-45 Boys' Intra- Footba l, 3-45 Basketball, mural Basketball 45 Yell 1-2-3-45 Vice President, Yell Club, 3-45 Basketball, 35 Club. Cross Country, 4. Koekenberg, John Everett-H Attica, 1-2-3-45 Industrial Arts, 1-2-3-45 Junior play, 35 Senior play, 45 Boys' lntramural Basketbal I, 2-3-45 Yell Club, 2-35 Patrol, 1-2. Leath, Eva Jean--- Attica, 1-2-3-45 College Prep. Junior play, 35 Senior play, 45 Crimson Staff, 3-45 Art Editor, 3-45 Art Editor of the Press Club, 25 Latin Club, 1-2-35 Sunshine, 2-3-45 A.H. S. Band, 2-35 Glee Club, 1-2- 3 4- Christmas Pa ent 1 2 3:42 Choral Festival, 1-2-3:42 State Choral Festival, 45 Operetta, 3-45 Girls' lntra- mural Basketball, 35 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 Yell Leader, 1-25 Senior Service Scout, 1- 2-3-45 Sci-Math Club, 25 Lines and Cues 45 C.A.A. 1- 2-35 4-H, 1-25Speech contest, 35 Latin contest, 1-25 Track Queen, 2. 13 Hallett, Richard Lee-- Attica, 1-2-3-45 College Prep and Industrial Ed-5 Junior play, 35 Senior play, 45 A.H.S. Band, 1-2-3-45 Clee Club, 35 Choral Fes- tival, 35 Operetta, 35 Yell Clubg 3-45 Math Contest, 1. . A may Johnson, Nancy fo--- Attica, 1-2-3-45 College Prep., 1-2, Commercial, 3-45 Treasurer of Class, 35 News Manager of class, 15 Senior play, 45 Student Council 45 Press Club, 3-45 Latin Club, 1-2-35 Sunshine, 2-35 A.H.S. Band, 2-35 Glee Club, 2-45 Christmas Pagent, 3-45 Operetta, 3-45 Yell Club, 1- 2-3-45 Senior Service Scouts, 1-2-3-45 Sci-Math Club, 25 B.S.A. 15 4-H, 1-25 Contests in Math, 2. Kirby, Sharla Pauline-- Attica, 1-2-3-45 Home Eco- nomics, 1-2-3-45 College Prep. land 45 .lunior play, 35 Senior play, 45 Student Council, 45 Press Clubg 2-3-45 Sun shine, 2-3-45 A.H.S. Band, I-3-49 Glee Club, 1- 2-3-45 Christmas Pagent, 1- 2-3-45 Drum Majorette, 35 Choral Festival, 1-2-3-45 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest, 2-3-45 Operetta, 1-2-3-45 Girls' lntramural Basketball, 3-45 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 Lines and Cues, 3-45 G.A.A., 1-2- 3-45 President Lines and Cues, 45 Speech Contest, 4. Kochell, Mildred Marie-- Attica 2-3-45 Boswell, 15 Commercial, 2-3-45 Senior play, 45 Clee Club, 15 Office Force, 3-45 Girls' Advisory Board President, 45 Yell Club, 45 Junior Prom Qieen Attendant, 3. McKinney, Yolanda Bee--- Attica 1-2-3-43 College Prep. 1-2-3-43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Crimson Staff 2-3-4: Sophomore Editor 2g Junior Editor 33 Senior Editor 4g Student Council 43 Latin Club 1-23 Sunshine 2-3-43 President 4g High School Band 1-2-3-43 Secretary 33 Glee Club l-2-3-43 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-43 Gloral Fes- tival l-2-3-43 State Choral Festival 43 Operetta 1-2-3-43 Girls' Intramural Basketball 33 Yell Club 1-2-3-4: Sci-Math Club 33 Lines and Cues 43 G.A.A. 1-2-33 4-H 1. Mellinger, Raymond Darrell- Attica l-2-3-43 Industrial Arts 1-2-3-43 -Senior Play 43 High School Band 1-2-33 Glee Club 2-33 Treasurer 3g Choral Festival 2-33 Solo, and Ensemble Contest 2-35 State Choral Festival 2-33 Operetta 2g Yell Club 1-2- 3-43 Football 33 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track l-2-3-43 Cross Country 2. Nelson, Marcia Jean--- North, Russell Dean-- Attica 1-2-3-43 Commercial Attica l-2-3-43 Agriculture 1- 1-2-3-43' Class Secretary 13 2-3-45 Yell Club l-2-3-43 4-H Senior Play 43 Crimson Staff 1: Student Council 43 Press Club 3-43 Sunshine 2-3-45 High School Band l-2-3-4-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-43 Choral Fes- tival 1-2-3-43 State Choral Festival 4g Operetta l-2-3-43 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3-45 Office Force 3-43 Yell Club 1-2-3-43 Yell Leader 3-43 Senior Service Scouts 1-2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 President 43 Crimson' Qieen Attendant 23 Homecoming een Attendant 2-33 Track 3 een Attendant 1-2-3. l-2-3-43 Patrol l. Lighty, Robert Leon-- Pine Village 1, Attica 2-3-45 Agriculture l-2-3-43 Boys' Intramural Basketball. Livengood, Lois Marie--- Attica l-2-3-45 Home Ee. 1-2-3-43 Senior Play 4g Glee Club l-33 Christmas Pagent 15 Choral Festival '13 State Choral Festival lg Operetta 13 Yell Club 33 4-H 1. Hu. lik Martin, James S.--- Attica 1-2-3-43 Industrial Arts 1-2-3-43 Class President 4: Student Council 33 Vice- President 33 Boys' Intramural Basketball 43 Yell Club 1-2- 33 Vice President 3g Basket- ball l-2-33 Track 1-2-33 Cross Country 1. Martin, Bernard Dale--- Attica l-2-3-43 Shop l-23 College Prep. 3-43 Class Treasurer lg Class Presi- dent 3i Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Student Council 1-2- 3-45 Treasurer 13 Secretary 33 President 43 Hi-Y 2-3-4: Treasurer 33 A.H.S. Band 1- 2-3-43 Glee Club l-2-3-43 Vice-President 23 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-43 Choral Fes- tival I-2-3-43 Solo 81 En- semble Contest 1-2-3-4: State l-2-3-43 State Choral Festival 2-3-43 Operetta 1- 2-33 Boys' Intramural Basket- ball 2-43 Yell Club 1-2-3-43 Sci-Math Club 23 Math Con- test l-2-43 State 1-23 Basket- ball 1. 14 1 Pearl, Janet Sue--- A Attica, 1-2-3-45 Home Ed., 1-25 Commercial, 3-45 Senior play, 45 Press Club, 45 Glee Club, l-3-45 Christmas -- Pagent, 1-3-45 Choral Fes- tival, I-3-45 Operetta, 1-3- 45 Office Force, 45 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 4-H, l-2-3-45 Speech Contest, 45 Secretary and Treasurer of 4-H, 1-3. Pearson, Virginia Lee--- Attica, 1-2-3-45 Home Eco- nomicsg Senior playg Glee Club, 2-3-45 Christmas Pa- gent, 2-3-45 Choral Festival, 2-3-45 Operetta, 2-3-45 Girls' Advisory Board, 1-25 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 Lines and Cues, 4. Qs . . - Snider, Ioan Ellen--- Attica, 1-2-3-43 Commercial, 15 Home Ed., 2-3-45 Senior play, Glee Club, 2-3-43 Christmas Pagent, 2-3-45 Choral Festival, 2-3-45 Solo 8: Ensemble Contest, 3-45 Operetta, 2-3-45- Office Force, 35 Yell Club, 2- 3-4. Stonebruker, Tom Dale-- Attica, 1-2-3-4, Industrial Arts, 1-213-4. 0'dore, Paul Philli --- Opperman, Donald Warren-fn Attica, 1-2-3-45 Induustrial, Attic a, 1-2-3-45 Agri culture: 1-2-3-45 Vice President of Yell Club,45 4-H, 1-25 Track Senior Class, Junior play, 35 Senior Play, 45 Track- manager, 1-2-3. 1. Robb, Larry Jae-- Attica, l-2-3-45 Ship 1-35 Commercial, 2-45 Vice Presi- dent of Freshman classg Junior play, 35 Senior play, 45 Student Council, 2-45 Press Club, 3-45 Dirt Editor, 45 A.H.S. Band, 1-2-35 Glee Club, 1-2-3-45 Business -Manager of Glee Club, 1-2-3- 45 Christmas Pagent, 1-2-3- 4g Choral Festival, 1-23-45 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest, 1- 2-3-45 State Choral Festival 1-2-3-45 Operetta, 1-2-3-45 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 President of Yell Club, 45 Football, 1-2-3-45 Basketball, 1-2-3-45 Track, 25 Crimson Hop King Attendant, 4. Roemer, John Louis--- Attica, 1-2-3-45 College Prep, 1-2-3-45 President of Class, 25 Senior play, 45 Co- Editor of Crimson, 45 Assis- tant. co-Editor, 35 Student Council, 45 Latin Club, 2-3- 45 Hi-Y, 2-3-45 Chaplain 2-35 Yell Club, 1-2-3-45 Sci- Math, Club, 25 Boy Scouts, 2-3-45 15 Van Dame, Sophia Lenu--- Attica 1-2-3-49 Home Ec. 1-2-3-45 Senior Play 44 Glee Club 2-3-43 Christmas Pagent 2-3-4g Choral Festival 2-3-49 Operetta 2-3-49 Yell Club 1-2-3-4-. Wall, James Lee--- Attica 1-2-3-45 Indusuial Arts 1-2-3-4: Senior Play 45 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Publicity Officer 3-49 Boys' Intramural Basket- ball 3-43 Football 3-43 Track 4. Wilson, Murray foe--- Attica 1-2-3-45 Industrial Arts 1-2-3-43 Class Vice- President 33 Senior Play 4g Crimson Staff 2-3-43 S Orts Editorg Student Council, lg Boys' Intramural Basketball 45 Yell Club 1-2-3-4g Basket- ball l-2-3: Manager 43 Track 1-2-39 Cross Country 1-2-3- 45 Captain 4. Woods, loan-- Attica 1-2-3-45 Home Ec. l- 2-3-4g Senior Play 45 Press Club 3-43 Art Editor, Sun- shine 2-3-45 High School Band 3-49 Clee Club 1-2-3- 45 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3- 4g Choral Festival 1-2-3-43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2g State Choral Festival 1- 2-3-43 Operetta 1-2'3'41Q Girls' Advisory Board 43 Yell Club l-2-3-49 Senior Service Scouts 1-2-39 C.A.A. 1-2-3. 16 Timm, Mary Ann--- Attica 1-2-3-4: Commercial 1-2-3-45 Senior Play 4: Press Club 1-2-3-43 Assis- tant Editor 3-1-g Latin Club 1-2-35 President 25 Sunshine 2-3-45 Treasurer 49 Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Librarian 3-44 Christmas Pagent 1-2-3-45 Choral Festival l-2-3-45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-2-3-49 Operetta 1-2-3-4: Girls' Intramural Basketball 33 Office Force 3-44 Girls' Advisory Board 33 Yell Club 1-2-3-43 Lines and Cues 45 G.A.A. 1-2-35 Secretary 29 Latin Contest 1-2. Tinder, Arlie D.--- Attica 1-2-3-4g Industrial Arts 1-2-3-4-g Senior Play 45 Hi-Y 2g Boys' lntramural Basketball 3-4g Yell Club 1-2-35 Football 2-33 Basket- bal 1 1- 2. Weigle, Leticia Ann--- White, Bob Gene-- Attica 1-2-3-49 Commercial Attica l-2-3-43 Industrial 1-2-3-4g Class Treasurer 4: Arts 1-2-3-45 Boys' Intra- Senior Play 49 Press Club mural Basketball 23 Yell 45 Assistant Art Editor 3 Club l-2-3-45 4-H 1gPatrol Glee Club l-2-3-45 Vice- 1. President 3g Choral Festival 1-2-3-49 Operetta 1-2-3-45 Office Force 2-43 Yell Club 1-2-3-45 4-H 1-2-3-45 Crimson Queen Attendant 4. X - x X X wm X XX wx X . EQSES N NNE f if . K. W Q X -Q :Ax 2 X .. . ......... .. is fx X I S 3 E i ' 5 5 ...x : S , 11 5 ' 5 ' 'f ,Q 4. , Q1 2 5 i31QS!e1 5S . gi ,ff s Eh ' . I E ' 2 . fs. 1 : . :1 2 Q. I sf M-..:..w.w-U-,:,::' I . x . - X77-vs Q N N LT Us 'fs ., - + M .rv X 'Q NA..F X.: Ax SN.. A 555 X .Q xig.Sx nfs ,N . .W ,. ..,..wM.. ... . in-UP ..-.x.N.. Xa.. .. X- 2.44 X xx X uf U , dxf 4, Q g. gm 'jwk wx . Xw 3 a 3 .XNQ 5 'Q - X 'R ' M.WNQ.. L Q E li '- Q- Q 'L s.'E:li-5555 ww X X555 A il xx S X Q 5 ' L. Q ,.:f:f A 5 ' . K Q, x T Q 1 . as a X ff' 5 x... k 2 .. I , 5 ga QWQNQ 1 H' 1 ' fntmaductian .7a jfae wniaw This year, after school was back in full swing, the Junior Class elected its class officers which were as follows: R.A. DeSutter, President, Jack Wright, Vice President, Paul Sullivan, Treasurerg Connie Baldwin, Secretary. On November 9, 1951, the Junior Class presented the play, Here Comes Charley with the following cast: Bill Sisk as Larryg Darlene Booe as Charleyg Janice Carr as Aunt Fanny, R. A. DeSutter as Twiggsg Mary Jane McDermond as Vivian, Paul Sullivan as Mortg Jim Mitchell as Tedg Donna Locke as Nora, and Jo Ann Landis as Mrs. Smythe Kertsey. Now the Junior class is looking forward to the Junior-Senior Reception, which is one of our highlights of the year. The members of the Junior class wish to thank Mrs. McGuire and Mr. Carr for their cooperation and sponsorship throughout this year. 18 JUNIORS Front Row: I. Hampton, P. Biggs, M. Morgan, S. Lippold, H. Pearl, C. Baldwin, J. Carr. Second Row: C. Hartman, L. Muse, D. Locke, F. Coffing, G. Mattem, M. Bossaer, L. Hathaway. Third Row: M. McDennond, B. Nehemiah, P. Slauter, D. HSIIYY, J- Gooden, J. Snelling, P. Sullivan, I. Wall Fourth Row: P. Morris, J. Landis, C. Bossaer, G. Helms, J. Ware, J. Alvey, J. Wright, J. Lilly. JUNIORS Front Row: S. Lamb, B. Perigo, M. Richey, L. Scott, P. Massing, D. Booe, L. Crowder Second Row: M. Lefton, P. Green, P. Harris, B. Cole, H. Shepherd, M. Young, M. Hammons, C. Brier. Third Row: R. Reynolds, G. Blankenship, C. Johnson, J. Mitchell, R. DeSutter, R. Schneider, M. McBride. Fourth Row: E. Sichts, G. Scott, B. Saunders, B. Sisk, C. Tanner, A. Gaylor, R. Parient, B. Sionkwiler, P. Lefton. ' .711 Sap The Sophomores of Attica High School started things off this year by electing the following officers: President, Jerry Wattsg Vice President, Dennis Talbott, Secretary, Edith Ann Crawfordg and treasurer, Cynthia Knowles. Our colors, maroon and gray, our motto, Don't itch for success, scratch for it, and our flowers, the white camation, are all the same as last year. We held a class party in the cafeteria, where ping pong, dancing, other enter- tainments, and refreshments were enjoyed. We are grateful to our class sponsors, Mr. Suttle and Miss Felder who have helped us a great deal in our activities. 20 SOPHOMORES Front Row: M. Terrell, B. Weinberg, L. Ferguson, C. Smith, E. Crawford, M. Spear. Second Row: B. Bailey, M. Anno, K. Fewry, J. Watts, D. Purviance, R. Bums, L. Wilson. Third Row: J. Robinson, K. Kincade, L. Wolfe, D. Stucker, J. Shoaf, C. Knowles, C. Borst, D. DeSutter. Fourth Row: B. Deck, N. Brown, J. Fenters, A. Bales, D. Talbott, L. Crane, J. Bowers, J. Olristenberry M. Kelly, B. Buckley. SOPHOMORES Front Row: J. Clark, P. Anderson, B. Null, B. Wilson, R. Kirby, D. Biddle, A. Wilson. Second Row: M. Jennings, A. Warner, A. Lilly, R. Edwards, C. Scott, R. Craft, J. Pugh. Third Row: M. Small, M. Pyke, C. Pearl, P. Stewart, M. Pyke, J. Hershberger, H. Livengood, J. Harvey. Fourth Row: V. Stetler, T. Warner, R. Reese, H. Scott, D. Carson, H. Cebhart, J. Snider, L. Gooden, S. Frishy. , .7nt ' .7o. fiweofunen Ciao.: 0.7 7955 We, the future Seniors of 55 , are just the '51 and 52' Freshmen of Attica High School. We are new to high school but like it very much. At the first class meeting, we elected officers as follows: President, Sam Huckleherryg Vice-President, George Collierg Secretary, Harold Tribbyg and Treasurer, Tom Carney. Nancy Hampton and .lohn Lyon are the Freshmen repre- sentatives for the Student Council. ' For the class colors we chose red and gray. Our class flower is the red carnation. The class motto is The Ropes of the Past Ring the Bells of the Future. At the homecoming football game our float won first place with the theme of We've Cot Covington Under Defect. Q In the Freshmen class there are many band and glee club members of which we are very proud. Many Freshmen boys took part in basketball and football and they all did a fine job. Miss Sigmon and Mr. Sisk are our class sponsers and have helped us through- out the year in many ways. The Freshmen Class wishes to thank them for their help and support. 22' I FRESHMEN Front Row: V. Renick, D. Fugate, J. VanHefte, D. Martin, B. Swank, B. Penick, L. Lefton. Second Row: E. Cloyd, M. Black, L. Crawford, T. Brier, D. Ledbetter, A. Spear, D. Creenman, N. Hampton, D. Bruce. Third Row: G. Collier, J. Toby, M. Osbome, C. Mellinger, D. Schultz, J. Haley, H. Tribby, J. Cray, M. Phillips. Fourth Row: F. Stonebraker, D. Peterson, J. Babb, R. Stoup, D. Sams, J. McCall, L. Stephens, H. Burris, J. Shoaf. FHESHMEN Front Row: S. Huckleberry, R. Aldridge, B. Fisher, R. Waldman, C. Weigle, B. McFadden, D. Spear. Second Row: B. Bowers, G. Pearl, P. Childress, B. Johnson, V. Koekenburg, R. Kochell, M. O'connor, G. Lawson. Third Row: E. VanHorn, M. Flint, J. Snyder, D. Slaughter, T. Carney, J. Lyons, P. Hill, F. Smith, P. I' I . T o t, J. Smart Fourth Row: L. Bulington, N. Snelling, B. Geeding, D. Danley, B. Kenny, J. Laden, M. Rush, W. Ewell, L. Fretz, M. Finney. Q . -ik S as - X. A -K . ar' . X . -rf . - .,.. .. -L . - admuuo t JOHN B. ,TRONCIN Superintendent A.B., Central Normal M.A., Butler ROBERT GLOVER President, School Board W. L. CRANE Secretary, School Board RICHARD SCHWARTZ Treasurer, School Board RALPH P. HARRISON HARVEY C. NORMAN Prxncrpal, Hlgh School Prlnclpal, Grade School B.S., State B.S., State NLS., State NLS., State Mathematics ANDERSON, HAROLD B.S., State, Industrial Arts BROWN, KATHERYN A.B., State, First Grade Primary CARR, HERBERT B.S., State, Commefce CHRISTIE, JAMES L., B.S., Central Normal, M.S. Butler, Sixth grade ' COFFMAN, CHARLES ' Veteran's Agriculture COX, FREEMAN Veterarfs Agriculture DAUGHERTY, I. CLAUDE B.S., State, M.S. Purdue, Physics, Chernistry, Math FELDER, MARIETTA B.S. Purdue, Home Economics GLOVER, HERBERT BUS., Indiana, Band HOCHESANG, MARGARET B.S.,,Inc1iana, English and Physical Educ. LAMBERT, E. A., B.S. Purdue, Vocational Agriculture, Biology, Coach LEATH, EVA B. B.S., Purdue, Sixth Grade LEATHERMAN, MARGERY B.S., State, Grade Three LEE, FRANCIS G. B.S., Indiana, NLS. Purdue, History, School Treasurer L UMLEY, MARTHA Indiana State, Health, School Nurse LYONS, ESTHER State, B.S., Grade Three 26 MARIETTA, ALDA B.S., State, Grade Five McKENNA, JAMES B.S., State, Grade Five NOREENE, BETTY B.S. Purdue, NLS. Purdue, Grades Two and Three REED, NORA B. B.S., State, Vocal Music REED, HELEN E. A.B., Ind. State, Latin, English, Library Science REED, PAULINE B.S., Indiana State, Art ROBINSON, GOLDIE R. State, Grade One SISK, JACOB B.S.,' Canterbury, NLS., State, Math and Social Studies 27 SEEMAN, LENA E. B.S., State, Grade One SIGMON, I UNE B.S., Bob .Iones Univ., Commercial and History SMITH, DOROTHY C. Indiana State, Grade Two SMITH, MARGUERITE Indiana Univ., Grade Four. STUTE VILLE, EDWARD B.S. Evansville, M.S., Indiana State, Social Studies SU TTLE, ROY ' B.S., State, NLS. State, Math, Health and Safety, Physical Education, Driver's Training SULLIVAN, RUBY Butler, Grade Four WOODROW, RUBY ' B.S., State, Grade Two 28 82 ' First Row: J. Richey, W. Nolan, T. Ewell, K. Redman, T. Franklin, M. Schwartz, E. DeSutter, J. Kimbrell Second Row: N. Landis, G. Finney, D. Wilson, A. Shoaf, F. Oteham, T. Brier, R. Morgan, B. Gebhart, J Phelps. Third Row: R. Patient, K. Welch, J. Hurliman, D. Knee, P. Mitchell, J. Marr, B. Troncin, B. Day, A. Teller F 81 First Row: T. Reece, A. Shoaf, B. Smith, T. Kochell?iE. Nelson, B. Pickett, H. Kincade, J. Walter. Second Row: I. Olsen, C. Karlson, L. Minick, L. Ware, R. Beetle, B. Deck, M. Lagzdins, R. Bannon, R. Crane. Third Row: B. Knowles, T. Pearl, A. Shonkwiler, W. Rader, R. Johnson, J. Leath, V. Simmons, M. Hersh- berger, J. Hatton. 72 First Row: J. Kirby, F. Johnson, L. Balser, R. Briney, E. Livengood, J. Blume, D. Gaylor, C. Danding, G. Maris, S. Doyle, J. Toby. Second Row: S. VanDame, D. Rogers, K. Bohanan, J. Lilly, R. Smith, R. Schwartz, M. Mickle, D. Pearson, E. Dotson, D. Bratton. Third Row: L. Miller, S. Banks, B. Nolen, N. Zenor, D. Leak, S. Miller, J. Redman, S. Grady, J. Crowder, W. Devine. 71 First Row: M. Nolan, J. Lefton, L. Lyon, J. Sichts, P. Partengale, R. Larson, P. Boys, E. Holm, S. Raisor M. Allen, D. Livengood, J. Bratton. Second Row: V. Rice, J. Cunningham, J. Marr, S. Harbison, W. Linson, B. Gooden, M. Phillips, J. Mickle, C. Toll. Third Row: H. Sams, P. Spear, J. Carson, M. Craft, J. Frisby, J. Johnson, A. Smith, C. Starkey, W. Hager L. Butler. U 9 SIXTH GRADE Front Row: C. Young, S. Bever, B. Brier, K. VanDame, J. Short, S. Borst, D. Slaughter, T. Robinson, C Cooper, J. Wolf, D. Simmons, W. Butler, L. Mickle, W. Knowles Second Row: S. Lemasters, L. Maus, K. Hampton, B. Darding, J. Green, B. Allen, J. Welsh, A. Kochell, J Walter, G. Grimes, M. Butler, P. Redman, R. Scott, Jl Beedle, C. Kerkhove, J. Grant. Third Row: T. Norush, R. Anderson, L. Crowder, D. Hanthorne, D. Parient, B. Hudler, J. Deck, J. Scribner M. Pattengale, B. Smith, D. Strawser, M. Sprinkle, J. Peterson, M. Duncan, S. Day, D. Smith. Fourth Row: G. Misner, J. Kirkman, F. Black, W. Dunlap, J. Mannsen, J. Young, T. Nolan, M. Haas, J Barfell, S. Slinker, J. Cooper, D. Sapp, J. Funk, B. Best, J. Burris, A. Lilly, C. Oland. FIFTH GRADE Front Row: J. Smith, L. Kerkhove, J. Clark, C. Willis, G. Nolan, J. Haas, N. Doyle, W. Graft, J. Richey, K. Griggs. Second Row: S. Sutton, R. Crigler, L. McMurtrie, C. Oland, T. Leak, B. Humphreys, C. Wiggs, B. Sutton S. Lilly, R. Foster, H. Edwards. Third Row: D. Saffell, L. Boles, F. Phelps, N. Allen, S. Gaylor, F. Briney, J. Hutts, S. Minnick, L. Know- les, A. Anderson, E. Haas, F. Roarks, W. Johnson. Fourth Row: D. Wellheuser, C. Nelson, S. Lilly, T. Reynolds, l. Sichts, J. Harvey, T. Eberle, M. Hatton, D. Odle, M. Craw, T. Reynolds, M. Haas, G. Brooks. FOURTH GRADE Front Row: N. Livengood, L. Mickle, J. Beavers, E. Misner, L. Pettigrew, R. Duncan, J. Burris, J. Worth, J. Davis, S. Bratton, H. Anderson, C. Kurz, B. Brier, K. Koekenburg. Second Row: M. Layton, M. Waldman, K. Kimbrell, B. Holen, B. Green, S. Knowles, K. Harbison, A. Stewart, J. Jones, D. Lyons, T. Wilson, L. Kochell, D. Hanthome, J. Carlson. Third Row: A. Gaylor, J. Smith, B. Southworth, J. Wilson, M. Wiggs, B. Young, E. Harvey, C. Cunningham, P. Tumer, J. Fox, J. Harper, V. Abell, L. Davis, R. Myers, J. Ault. Fourth Row: S. Minick, S. Knowles, H. Larson, D. Bell, R. Moore, R. Beetle, R. Crowder, G. Leak, J. Burris, B. Fix, D. Nolan, E. Gooden, R. Slinker, C. Lowe, J. Alenduff, R. Wiggs, N. Lamaster. Fifth Row: D. Kirby, S. Harrison, K. Faulkner, R. Zenor, L. Hampton, S. Simons, C. Warbidttok, J. Wolf, H. Anderson, L. Penick, J. Collier, K. Elliott, D. Bennett, C. Gates, C. Southworth, R. Brooks. THIRD GRADE Front Row: W. Anderson, B. Boutwell, K. Holm, J. Ault, P. Hannon, S. Mahoney, J. Freeman, J. Roach, D. Wilson, P. Keefer, S. Christenberry, P. Sundt, J. Rice. Second' How: M. Fisher, J. Myers, M. Carlson, N. Johnson, D. Redman, K. Hackleman, E. Farthing, C. Terrell, Z. Cox, E. Conner, C. Meihls, M. Maris, S. Knowles, A. Bell. Third Row: L. Dotson, C. Johnson, R. Haverkamp, F. Scott, D. Craw, H. Livengood, C. Lefton, R. Young, B. Hushaw, B. Butler, W. Kirkman, H. Purviance, M. Morgan, J. Green. Fourth Row: R. Rothrock, D. Gustns, J. Riley, B. Hutson, M. Funk, T. Hutts, H. Devine, L. Pattengale J. Weigle, M. Cheak, C. Knowles, M. Haas, J. Allen, D. Barfell. Fifth Row: K. Willis, R. Tichanchuk, B. Best, E. Elliott, L. Roarks, L. I-lonaker, S. Beavers, F. Hutson, D D. Reese, C. Redman, S. Cloyd, S. Newell, L. Mickle, B. Patterson, G. Hinton, J. Dunbar, F. Beedle. Second Grade: Front Row, W. Hutson, G. Velie, J. Myers, J. Lefton, K. Nowicki, L. Peterson, J. Opper- man, P. Hughes, R. Guinn, D. Richey, T. Gosset, T. Saffell. Second Row: T. Foster, B. Moore, H. Knowley, S. Lilly, A. Lilly, K. Lilly, N. Miller, T. Sheppard, S. Jones, D. Beavers, B. Turnquist, J. Pfiefer, P. Holycross, L. Odle, G. Nelson, Third Row: B. Allen, N. Clark, L. Slinker, N. Small, B. Ward, L. Lambert, S. Gooden, K. Rader, T. John- son, M. Reese, D. Banks, C. Latta, I. Livengood, D. Boles, Fourth Row: V. Bruce, C. Martin, B. Harris, D. Grimes, S. Oland, S. Marr, T. Pattengale, D. Lee,K. Weth- ington, E. Bradbury, J. Peterson, P. Lowe, B. Busic, B. Zenor, R. Clark, V. Mans Fifth Row: C Brandenburg, R. Honaker, R. Faulkner, S. Dodson, B. Ward, K. Kirby, J. Nolen, C. Golden, L. Cooper, M. Boatman, J. Brandenburg, L. Abell, L. Abell, J. McFadden, M. Grant, M. Larson, E. Liven- good, C. Gustus, J. Gates First Grade: Front Row, C. Shoaf, J. Carr, H. Bedt, G. Elliott, J. Shnidt, C. Brooks, J. Noland Sue Stone- braker, M. Green, M. Simmons, C. Geeding, J. Wolf, K. Bradbury, B. Land, P. Young. Second Row: J. Newell, K. Busic, J. Mclntosh, L. Parient, K. Conner, P. Craw, J. Young, T. Fonts, M Anderson, B. Lowe, M. Kiesler, M. Samlaska, G. Guinn, D. Butler Third Row: J. Hannon, N. Redman, D. Tinsman, J. Brooks, G. Morris, T. Tishantuck, J. Shonkwiler, B. Borst, R. Allen, K. Burns, J. Blume, M. Velie, R. Harrison, D. Haverkamp, L. Spear, L. Lefton. Fourth Row: P. Freed, P. Tharp, J. Mickles, C. Allen, D. Grimes, J. Flint, C. Weigle, V. Krout, S.Wein- berg, D. Nolan, D. Gedfrey, R. Bratton, S. Tipton, L. Marr, J. Haas, J. Ault, F. Wethington, L. Simons. Fifth Row: D. Osborne, J. McKinney, S. Ward, R. Haas, H. Brooks, D. Sutton, R. Wall, R. Kuntz, M. Shaffer S. Nolan, A. Johnson, L. White, J. Hullihan, L. Myers, R. Foster, J. Reynolds, S. Boles, J. Drane, P. Faulkner . KINDERCARTEN CHILDREN First Row: M. Scribner, R. Gates, N. Helmerick, C. Cripe, J. Pfeifer, P. Hollis, M. Buckley, J. Gossett, E. Campbell Second Row: D. Birch, V. Lefton, A. Clark, D. Crow, M. Switzer, J. Merrill, J. Stewart, G. Knowles, D. Jones Third Row: L. Crane, D. Staley, J. Spear, D. Mathers, R. Fox, T. Jones, J. Peterson, A. Leak, N. Allen Fourth Row: S. Norush, B. Oland, L. Rice,C. Fix, H. Montgomery, D. Hatton, J. Flint, J. Freed, L. Schmid These boys and girls of the graduating class of 1964 haven't thought of themselves as the future of America, but they are just as important as any graduating senior. Their lives are still being molded by their teachers and their parents. It will not be long before they are graduating from grade school, then high school, and perhaps-colleges. 34 Cfaoo 5'w.pFzecg, While relaxing in my chartreuse evening chair designed by the renown Jeanie Leath, my thoughts turned to my former classmates. I have just completed a new space ship designed for the purpose of visiting my old classmates on the planet earth. I have been here on the planet Pluto these many long years since a chem- istry experiment conducted by Yolanda McKinney back in the Attica High School Chemistry Lab. propelled me into space. The hands on the clock near zero hour, the time is at hand. The motors roar as I am tlu'ust out into space on the first leg of my journey. My first stop is Saturn to refuel. I flash to a stop at the fuel pumps of the new Super Service Station operated by Eddie Fellure. I questioned Eddie about some of my old friends and to my sur- prise he told me that Joe Wilson was now president of the Zepher Train Lines here on Saturn. While discussing Joe's success, the new Super Chief fire engine roared by, and there at the wheel was none other than my old classmate Arvin Bales. He waved but could not stop because he had to get to the fire. Being hungry, I hailed the Torpedo, a new streamlined cab, and behind the wheel .was Marilyn Carney. After telling her that I was in quest of an eating I glanced at place, she suggested The Metorite, owned and operated by Kay Bratton, where they serve the best green-cheese sandwich in all the universe. There in the and Dick Boyce, After losing back room I sat in for a hand of poker with Ace Kincade the card kings of Saturn. all of my possessions, but ,my space ship I drifted into the famous, North Quick Service Loan Company operated by Russell North. After obtaining a loan through space I Pearson, Sophia Youth Club. It again in politics. of five hundred diamonds I resumed my journey. While drifting saw attached to a star, a huge sign saying Vote for Virginia VanDame, and joan Snider, co-chairmen of the Universal Rural was evident then that these prominent, old maid farmers were the fuel .guage and since it registered empty I decided to stop and refuel. I stopped at an isolated fuel station and there with the fuel hose in one hand, looking very sickly and weak, stood Richard -Hallett. Worry and grief had worn him down to a measly 96 lb. weakling. He had been in constant grief since his wife Ahretta Bass had left him for Lawson Gray. Looking through my window, I saw that the only other establishment in sight was the Spacelite movie theater managed by Paul O'dore. On the bill for the night was the idol of the bobby-soxers, Jn Cuddles Jones, and standing in front polishing the box office was the ever-glamorus Nancy Johnson. She was doing a thriving ticket sale. While walking across the street I was narrowly missed by John Toemer in his hopped up Jaguar, but Jerry Gustus running a close second ran me down. The Cash and Carry Ambulance Service operated by Don Opperman rushed me to the hospital. When the fog cleared I awoke in a spotless hospital bed, and standing over me was John-I-Cuttum-Quick-Brooks, on his right stood his capable wife and nurse, Mary Ruth Fewry. While still in a daze I asked Dr. Brooks if he would have to operate.'I said, Doctor, what will you take out? A strange gleam came into his eyes and he said, Oh, don't worry, we shall thing of something before morning. But luckily Doctor Brooks could think of nothing to remove, and l was dismissed. 35 Qeotinaticn pfww I continued on my journey and approached the planet Venus, the star of beauty. There in neon lights was a sign advertising, Kirby Beauty Salon. Through the window I saw janet Pearl dyeing Mary Timm's hair to abright green,the latest fashion on Venus. Over the wireless receiving set I heard the familiar v0iC8 of Adene Fox Nelson singing Come on to My House, Adene is the defending champion in this Fountain County hog-calling contest. ller able competitor for this year is Marie Livengood. While strolling through the park I heard Sidney Clover's Trumpeteersn featur- ing Bernard Martin in t.he Chicken Song. I went on to the local hot-spot owned by John Koekenberg. For the feature dance he was employing the famous dance team Weigle and Wall. They had been married by Reverend Bob White six months after they graduated from high school. lieverend White told me that one of the most unsuccessful marriages he had per- formed was that of Joan Woods who was divorced after twenty-two days of married life. Reverend White is doing a thriving business on the planet of beauty. I resumed by joumey to earth, and arrived just in time for the final running of the Kentucky Derby. There I was welcomed by Arlie Horse Tinder, owner of the finest breed of race horses in the world. He pointed out his number one jock- ey, Larry Ilabb, sitting astride a beautiful chestnut stallion. I heard the voices of Bob Lighty and Bob Babb selling popcorn through the crowd. They waved to me as they went by. I looked for my old friends Darrell Mellinger and Wayne Fagg Foster, butI discovered that they had joined the Mars Rocket Corps. They had always been military minded. After the Derby I returned to the town of my youth, Attica. There Ifound none other than Master Mechanic Bill Clark working in the Chevrolet Garage. hlarcia Nelson is now champion of the Attica Marble Shooters Club. She took up marble playing to occupy her mind since Junior and Marie Miss America Kochell ran away to be married on Saturn, the movie capital of the universe. All in all our senior class has turned out to be a very successful group, con- trary to opinions of some of the members of the 1952 Faculty. Written as a record of my experiences in locating my old classmates. SIGNED, James S. Martin, Esq. WITNESSEIL Pvlay 29, 1972 Bugs Bunny I Jack the Giant Killer Little White Cloud That Cried 2 'S 36 .Ting Sfuwo C9'Lgani-.a,tlu4w gi XX XM ,MW X xx ww NNN ,.. X M N 1' .. Lf A Q .- 1 M g mf :X sf ,X in K X Y 1 k , ' k Y A Q x if H 2, X v . X xl wk . v - R E+? X ? . - X . -E K B NN N s F Wi 1 'fswi Xsxx Lx N - A K X Q .. X :fi X . Q if A X , f - ' gk. -X X X S. f k 5. . X -- X 5 X x +-ww al .,. 2, 555 X E i im I w ,X il . - , X ., if 5 XR' is . SK-T535 . ls4 5QfgSl - S ,5 3 S 'K N as S SE X T55 X if Q. Seaaed: J. Ware, D. Purviance, G. Helms, L. Rabb, B. Martin, M. McDermond, R. Boyce, C. Borst N Hampton Smnding: Mr. Harbison, J. Roemer, N. Johnson, Y. McKinney, M. Carney, S. Kirby, M. Nelson S Cauncif The Student Council of Attica High School was founded in 1948. lts purposes: are to promote leadership among students, to provide a student point of view, to take charge of convocations, to standardize and publicize the requirements for awards, and sponser intramural basketball and ping-pong. This year among other things we have put on the annual homecoming parade and dance, sponsored intramural basketball and ping-pong, sponsored convocations for the student body and obtained more convocations for next year, planned and put on pep sessions, sold basketball buttons at tourney time, sponsored Student Talent Nite, and sponsored the production The Wizard of Oz by the Purdue Playshop. We also put up a suggestion box whose suggestions we tried to follow. This year's officers were: President--Bernard Martin, Vice President--Mary Jane Mcllermondg Treasurer-Marilyn Carneyg and Secretary--Don Purviance. Mr. Harbison is our sponsor. 39 First Row: S. Lamb, M. McDermond, C. Baldwin, N. Johnson, G. Smith, E. Crawford, M. Spear, J. Clark Second Row: l. Wall, M. Nelson, M. Anno, P. Anno, C. Boi-st, D. DeSutter, S. Kirby, J. Woods Third Row: M. Terrell, K. Kincade, L. Muse, K. Fewry, J. Leath, C. Knowles, M. Carney, M.H ammons Fourth Row: B. Weinberg, B. Nehemiah, A. Bass, Y. McKinney, P. Morris, J. Landis, M. Fewry, L. Wolfe, M. Timm Scuwfzine The Sunshine Society opened the year by holding the formal initiation. A tea followed followed for the new and old members and their mothers. Later officers were elected with Yolanda McKinney-President, Jean Leath-Vice Presi- dent, Mary Ruth Fewry--Recording Secretary, Mary .lane Mcllermond--Corresponding Secre- tary, and Mary Timm--Treasurer. Miss Pauline Reed was our sponsor. At Thanksgiving the society gave a Thanksgiving basket and at Christmas time, helped fumish and decorate a Christmas tree. The Sunshine girls ended a very successful year by giving the annual Sweetheart Dance. 40 Front Row: D. Stocker, N. Brown, H. Gebhart, J. Shoaf, J. Watts, P. Sullivan, L. Wilson, R. Burns, C. Scott , Second Row: L. Scott, B. Deck, J. Christenberry, J. Gustus, W. Foster, J. Mitchell, J. Robinson Third Row: R. DeSutter, B. Saunders, E. Sichts, C. Tanner, D. Talbott, J. Wall Fourth Row: B. Martin, L. Crane, J. Roemer Top Row: Mr. Anderson, S. Glover ga.. The Hi-Y creed of Creating, Maintaining, and Extending throughout the school and community the High standards of Christian character prompted the Hi-Y boys of Attica High School to accomplish many things this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Anderson, the Hi-Y gave a share of the money from the Hi-Y Faculty game to the March of Dimes. The Hi-Y also coupled with the Sunshine Society to put over the Thanksgiving program. One party was enjoyed hy the lli-Y boys and another is planned. The officers of the club are: Sidney Glover, Presidentg Paul Sullivan, Vice Presidentg Bernard Martin, Secretarjyg Wayne Foster, Treasurer, John Roemer, Chapling Jin Wall, publicity directorg and Mr Harold Anderson, sponsor of the club. 4-1 Seated: J. Woods, M. Nelson, P. Anno, M. Timm, N. Johnson, B. Nehemiah, C. Baldwin, A. Fox, M. Fewry Standing: L. Weiqie, J. Pearl, C. Brier, B. Hampton, Mr. Carr, B. Weinberg, J. Haupt, L. Rabb, J. Wright, B. Buckley, N. rown, S. Kirby, K. Bratton, M. Carney .Tfteoo Clufc The School paper has been published again this year under the name of AHSays. The 1951-52 staff is composed of the following: Nancy Johnson-editorg Mary Timm-associate editor, Patty Anno-news editor, Jack Wright-sports editor, Mary Buth Fewry-art editor, Leticia Weigle-associate art editorg Marcia Nelson-dirt editorg and Adene Fox-circulation editor. Reporters and typists: Connie Baldwin, Connie Brier, Skippy Brown, Bella Hampton, Joan Haupt, Sharla Kirby, Beverly Nehemiah, Barbara Weinberg, Bill Buckley, Joan Woods, Kay Bratton, Marilyn Carney, Janet Pearl, and Larry Babb. Mr. Carr is the sponsor. 42 x.., ,ggi Seated: V. Koekenberg, A. Speare,D. Stucker, N. Brown, Miss Helen Heed, J. Fenters, B. Beinberg, C Hartman, N. Snelling, D. Greenman, Standing: P. Trott, Dr . Finney, B. Fisher, N. Hampton, P. Hill. atinliluli The Carpe Diem Club was organized in 194-7 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Leslie Martin, and is now sponsored by Miss Helen Reed. Any student who has successfully completed one semester of Latin is eligible to belong. The purpose of this organization is to foster interest in the classics and to bring out the use of Latin in everyday life. Officers correspond to the Roman government officials, and are elected each year. Meetings are carried out as nearly as possible with a Roman atmosphere. Highlights of the year have been the selling of Christmas cards, a candy and cookie sale, our attendance at a piano concert, and the initia- tion of this year's new members. Officers during this term are: Consul--Noel Brown, Pro-Cozmsul-'Donald Stucker, Quaestor--Barbara Weinberg. 4-3 fygee em YEH RAMBLERS! LET'S FIGHT! M. Carney, I. Wall, L. Crowder, M. Nelson Front Row: V. Renick. L. Lefton, B. Penick, E. Crawford, Miss Hochgesang, V. Koekenberg, E. Vanliorn M. Spear, L. Crowder, A. Wilson Second Row: I. Wall, H. Pearl, P. Childress, M. Flint, B. Weinberg, B. Hampton, M. Richey, C. Brier, M. Hammons, A. Spear, U. Creenman Third Row: M. McDermond, Kincade, C. Pearl, M. Nelson, P. Biggs, M. Lefton, J. Carr, C. Baldwin, E. Cloyd, N. Hampton, M. O'connor Fourth Row: B. Fisher, M. Terrell, C. Borst, D. DeSutter, Y. McKinney, P. Hill, J. Lilly, P. Slauter, J. Landis, L. Wolfe, B. Nehemiah, L. Bulington, S. Kirby e.a.a. The G.A.A. started the year with the initiation of new members. The activities this year were basketball, bowling, dancing, badmitton, soccer, track, softball, and volleyball. The G.A.A. participated in The Basketball Officials' Clinic at Purdue and a Volleyball Play Day at Jeff of Lafayette. The officers of C.A.A. for 1951-52 were President, Marcia Nelsong Vice-Pre- sident, Ida Mae Wall, Secretary, Bella llamptong Treasurer, Luetta Crowder. Our sponsor this year was Miss llochgesang. 45 Front Row: P. Anno, M. Fewry, P. Hill, S. Kirby, M. Nelson, J. Woods Second Row: B. -Nehemiah, S. Glover, A. Bass, P. Slauter, F . Oteham, S. Huckleberry, T. Ewell Third Row: B. Perigo, B. Weinberg, M. Finney, Y. McKinney, R. Burns, I... Wilson, D. Purviance, D. Slaughter, D. Greenman, A. Spear, B. Johnson Fourth Row: J. Lilly, G. Mattern, B. Day, A. Gaylor, B. Martin, H. Hallet, F. Stonebraker, D. Danley, W Jennings, B. Kinney, J. Marr Fifth Row: S. Harbison, G. Finney, L. Crawford, E. Cloyd, B. Hampton, Mr. Glover, C. Scott, B. Fisher N. Hampton, V. Koekenberg, M. O'connor, W.Nolan Band The Attica Band of 1951-52 enjoyed a successful year under the direction of Herbert Glover. During the year we journeyed to the State Fair, Hoopeston Corn Festival, and Band Day at Indiana University. Eighteen students and three ensembles entered the solo contest at Green- castle. There were four firsts, one fourth, four thirds, six seconds. This year 10 seniors graduated from the Band. They received their sweaters at a convocation held in the gym. On April 19 we were host to sixteen bands and ten choruses at the annual band contest. 46 N r Front Row: Mrs. Reed, C. Brier, J. Woods, V. Pearson, I. Wall, L. Crowder, M. Nelson, J. Carr, Hampton, L. Weigle, D. Booe, M. McBride, P. Biggs, N. Johnson B. Second Row: S. Kirby, M. Young, J. Snider, S. VanDame, C. Baldwin, M. McDermond, B. Perigo, K. Brat- ton, R. Schneider, P. Slauter, M. Morgan Third Row: M. Richey, P. Anno, A. Bass, J. Leath, L. Babb, P. Sullivan, J. Smart, J. Walden, S. Glover J. Vaf1Hefte, J. Grey, J. Landis, M. Timm Fourzh Row: M. Fewry, D. Danley, B. Kinney, R. DeSutter, B. Martin, C. Tanner, B. Sisk, J. Ware, J. Wright, J. Shoaf, W. Ewell, Y. McKinney, J. Pearl, M. Carney Front Row: V. Renick, M. Jennings, F. Smith, E. Crawford, J. Carr, Mrs. Reed, B. Hull, P. Trott, M Spear, P. Anderson, A. Wilson, Second Row: K. Kincade, M. Terrell, M. O'conner, B. Weinberg, J. Toby, D. Creenman, V. Koekenherg C. Weigle, E. Cloyd, J. Snyder, E. VanHorn, J. Shoaf Third Row: G. Smith, C. Borst, C. Knowles, D. DeSutter, K. Fewry, A. Spear, M. Black, R. Craft, B Fisher, L. Crawford, B. Johnson Fourth Row: L. Ferguson, M. Anno, L. Bulington, P. Hill, N. Snelling, C. Mellinger, M. Phillips, L Fretz, M. Pyke, M. Finney, S. Frisby, J. Harvey GW 7 GIRL SCUU TS First Row: J. Clark, D. Wellheuser, J. 'Harve B. Hum- yr phrey, S. Gayler, K. VanDame, M. Hatton, S. Sutton, C. Willis, K. Griggs, B. Sutton, G. Keil, M. Haas, G. Le- vor. Second Row: J. Green, S, Borst, J. Wolf, B. Hudler, N. Doyle, D. Saffell, D. Slaughter, J. Funk, S. Beaver, L. Maus, D. Bratton, E. Dotson, S. Banks, D. Livengood Third Row: Miss Marietta, S. Miller, M. Lagzdins, J. Bur- ris,S.Lamaster,.I. Mansen, J. Grant, J. Young, S. Haisor, C. Starkey, C. Toll, G. Maris, M. Craft, Miss Leath Fourth Row: B. Brier, J. Kirkman, Hampton, G. Finney, N. Landis, T. Ewell, J. Hatton, R. Bannon,J. Richey, S. Harbison, E. DeSutter, K. Redman, J. Toby BOY SCOUTS AND CUBS Front Row: M. Waldman, K. Hackleman, W. Johnson, L. MCMurtrie, D. Odle, J. Wolf, M. Cheak, T. Eberly, H. Slinker, J. Davis, J. Carlson, C. Meihls, M. Funk, R. Myers Second Row: G. Lowe, D. Kirby, J. Leath, D. Parient, D. Schwartz,D. Rogers, D. Strawser, H. Kincade, G. Grimes, B. Craft, B. Criegler, G. Nolan, C. Lefton, M. Morgan, S.Cloyd, L. Penick. Third Row: B. Hushaw, J. Alenduff, J. Sichts, T. Frank- lin, L. Lyons, B. Phillips, B. Butler, F. Briney, B. Haverkamp, M. Brooks, D. Beavers, D. Hanthorne, L. Mclntoch, J. Jones, H. Livengood, A. Anderson Fourth Row: R. Zenor, J. Cunningham, A.,Shoaf, S. Lilly, D. Banks, . Livengood, A. Stewart, M. Layton, K. Faulknor, B. Kirkman, B. Patterson, S. Nules, J. Burris, V. Rice, T. Sheppard, J. Myers Fifth Row: R. Duncan, B. Young, D. Bennett, D. Lyons, R. Moore, L. Davis, B. Pickett, J. Johnson, E. Holm, J. Short, B. Dunlap, J. Peterson, E. Sichts, R. Parient, B. Troncin, J. Allen SENIOR SE RVICESCOUTS Front Row: M. Carney, I. Hampton, E. VanHorn, J. Carr, B. Fisher, J. Haupt, E. Cloyd, D. Greenman, A. Spear, N. Hampton, M. McDermond Second Row: C. Knowles, E. Leath, N. Johnson, C. Borst, L. Fretz, J. Landis, M. Fewry, M. Nelson, V. Koekenburg, D. DeSutter S BROWNIES Front Row: P. Hannon, M. Anderson, F. Beedle, P. Hughes M. Grant, C. Golden, L. Haas, J. Dunbar, P. Dunlap P. Holycross, P. Feefer, E. Doyle Second Row: J. Peterson, K. Holm, C. Gates, N. Miller K. Larson, C. Kurz, B. Turnquist, B. Busic, K. Rader L. Lambert, J. McFadden, S. Harrison, M. Maris, S Knowles, B. Boutwell Third Row: S. Christenberry, K. Willis, J. Worth, R. Roth rock, K. Kimbrell, A. Gaylor, B. Young, B. Fix, K. Har bison, D. Grimes, N. Lamaster, S. Bratton, C. Martin Fourth Row: Miss Seemann, J. Beavers, C. Terrell, J Ault, E. Farthing, L. Dotson, B. Zenor, C. Warbritton K. Koekenburg, S. Marr, J. Ault, S. Oland, C. Gustus L. Hampton, Miss Brown 1 9 9 n 1 U I L PA TR01. Seated: J. Kirby, L. Ware, E. Nelson, T. Franklin, J. Mickle, D. Rogers, H. Kincade, J. Walters, D. Gaylor, R. Crane First Row Standing: L. Lyon, R. Martin, R. Larson, J. Lilly, B. Pickett, B. Deck, W. Hager, R. Schwartz, L. Miller, J. Lefton Second Raw Standing: Mr. Norman, R. Parient, D. Leak, B. Troncin, J. Ware, B. Day, L. Gray S Safety, .T The School Safety Patrol is an organization of selected boys from the upper elemen- tary grades and high school who help their schoolmates to avoid street traffic accidents. The patrol's job is to remind children of safety rules learned in the classroom and see that they cross streets only when there is a sufficient lull in traffic so that they may cross in safety. The Patrol was organized in 194-3 by Mr. Norman, who is the present sponser, and has served very effective ever since. The school patrol receives much co-operation from the P.T.A. and the local police. The P.T.A. has furnished raincoats and equipment while the city gives as an award a show pass each week to each boy. City officials realize the value of effective Patrols and give them much moral support. 49 QM ' .73 ui Left to right, E. Cloyd, V. Koekenhergg M. Morgan, Miss Felder, M. Kochell, J. Woods, B. Bailey, J. Clark fiance Back Row: L. Weigle, M. Nelson, J. Pearl, K. Bratton, M. Timm, Mr. Harbison, Marilyn Carney. Front Row: M. Morgan, M. Kochell, P. Anno. I. Wall. Seated: M. Terrell, V. Pearson, Y. McKinney, M. Timm, Mrs. McGuire, S. Kirby, L. Fergusin, J. Haupt D. Greenman, P. Trott. Standing: E, Feleur, J. Leath, B. Clark, B. Weinburg ,Bineo and The purpose- of the Lines and Ques is to further dramatics in Attica High School. The club was organized in 1950 and the membership has been limited to 18. A prospective member must have a try-out and then voted upon by a special committee. A point system was established, and a member must have a certain number of points to stay in the Lines and Ques. The officers for this year were: Sharly Kirby, President, -Marjorie Terrell,,Secreq tary-Treasure, .Lenis Ferguson, Vice President, and Barbara Weinburg, Program direcwr. '51 4-96 Qido First Row: D. Wellheuser, D. Saffell, S. Doyle, L. Lefton, K. Hampton, C. Toll, N. Allen, J. Richey, C. Nelson. Second Row: G. Maris, M. Allen, J. Grant, B. Hudler, P. Trott, M. Landis, J. Young, D. Greenman, S. Day, P. Boyce. Third Row: Miss Felder, D. Bratton, B. Bowers, B. Hampton, B. Nehemiah, L. Crawford, K. Redman, G. Finney, B. Fisher, E. Dotson. Fourth Row: N. Hampton, C. Weigle, L. Weigle, C. Starkey, J. Pearl, N. Snelling, J. Landis, M. Terrell, B. Null, J. Snyder, M. Finney ,S. Slinker 4-96 ag ' me .Togo First Row: J. Snider, R. Aldridge, G, Pearl, M. Lambert, D. Schultz, R. Kochell, Second Row: L. Gooden, J. Wall, B. Kincade, T. Warner, M. Rush, J. Brooks, Third Row: W. Foster, B. Pearson, W. Jennings, J. Gustus, L. Cray, D. Opperman, H. Shepherd, F. Coffing Fourth Row: B. Lighty, C. Bossaer, D. Peterson, G. Helms, D. Holladay, L. Jones, R. North, J. Gooden J. Snelli US 2 0489 Gead Rapp abliletiw 53 S as , X L Bottom Row: Coach Suttle, D. Boyce, R. DeSutter, J. Mitchell, J. Gooden, G. Blankenship, manager W. Foster, R. Reynolds, J. Wall, L. Rabb, Assist. Coach Sisk Second Row: B. Buckley, H. Tribby, J. Wright, B. Sisk, C. Tanner, L. Jones, E. Fellure, P. Sullivan, J. Watts, L. Gooden, G. Collier Top Row: D. Talbot, manager, D. Slaughter, J. Robinson, D. Stucker, M. Osborn, A. Bales, L. Crane, J Scott, J. Babb, L. Stevens, B. Ceeding, M. Rush, A. Gaylor, manager 1957 .7o.atEa0Z .7eam The Attica varsity football team had a slump season in 1951. Although they fought hard all the way and tried to do their best, they just couldn't get enough touchdowns. The moral of the boys decides whether we win. The Ramblers were under the capable coaching of Mr. Suttle. We also had a fine Freshman-Sophomore Team. J Dick Boyce, Wayne Foster, Jim Wall, Larry Babb, Ed Fellure, and Junior Jones, all seniors, made their final appearance clad in the red and white uniforms. You did a nice job, fellows, and we are sorry to see you go. 54- X 33016 --a .7eam A Seated: R. Boise, W. Sisk, D. Mellenger, L. Jones, G. Scott, P. Sullivan. Standing: R.A. ADeSutter-manager, J. Watts, Coach Lambert, C. Tanner, L. Babb, J. Wilson--manager. .73a.aFcetliaEZ--.93 .Yeam Seated: J. Wrightg C. Bossaer, L. Crane, D. Talbott, A. Gaylor, G. Blankenship, Standing: ILA. DeSutter--manager, C. Scott, D. Stucker, A. Bales, Coach Sisk, H. Scott, G. Mattem, J. Watts, J. Wilson ,N N. mv? E, N124 ,M 44 N-.4 5217732 S ? -:ies L N -X ',' i 'Fa -:, ,',:. :'Q 2 .1 L ii g f' EX is L ' x .f mf 7: W.: ...A ...ima N.: Front Row: J. Haley, R. Reese, G. Scott, C. Mattern, C. Smith Second Row: R. Parient, Mr. Lambert, J. Wilson Cwoo Canning The Cross Country boys did very well in 1951. Tough teams from neighboring towns were their competitors, but they ran and won some good meets. This was the second year for a cross-country conference, and was well attended. 59 First Row: P. Sullivan, J. oden, H. Scott, D. Talbott, C. Smith, R. Reese, J. Snider, Mr. Fox D. Mellinger, D. Tanner, J. Wright, H. Reynolds, J.Mitchell, J. Mickle Second Row: C. Sims, R. jmck 1951 TIxACIx QUEENS 1951 Connie Baldwin, Carol Levor, Marcia Nelson TE , K . X X X ei x A H QQ -3 A ,Q 1 Ng X S E. 3 A N X? it Q 3 :rs 4' Q X Q 45 S5 K K X M X 2 K QNX I X -K: Q . . QQ ii- .sw rl A X se V . 5 X - - H 2 ta X 1 XX N ik X X Y X N I M Q, X X X x X X X S N wigws- S X, . '15 K + 'T S TX X . QR- : R zi.: ipffggf P ' Q-i f A . X L. N k X ' K X 9- X 4 sv XS NX hx K X -in - ef . X k . f . ,F ,. i N' ' 1 ,, A . .. R .tfx-435,-5 X. I l i Q ik V K .- . Q . wh S ,xkk - G-Mx N t x . gg . ,. X if 1 Q. I x Q X iff - in 31535, J ggxxxr 9.51 Saw Rlyh Rada Social Euento 62 jwziofa - Senicva .Twin SUNSHINE J UNIORS HIY IIVES AND SOPHOMORES 001.78 Cfzifnocuz yffw kjff X- .Baafew Scfuwl Sceneo ' fa Sway, CameoCHad1b On November 9 the curtains opened on another Junior Play. This year's play combined both hillbilly and sophisticated elements into a comedy. We Juniors hoped that everyone enjoyed seeing the play as much as we enjoyed giving it. The play was ably directed by Mrs. McGuire. The cast was as follows: Nora Malone, Donna Locke: Officer Tim McGrill, Gerry Mattern: Mrs. Fanny Farnham, Janice Carr: Larry Elliott, Bill Sisk: Ted Hartley, James Mitchell: Vivian Smythe-Kersey, Mary McDermond: Uncle Aleck Twiggs, ILA. DeSutter: Charlie Hopps, Darlene Booe: Mrs. ,Caroline Smythe- Kersey, Jo Ann Landis: Mortimer Smythe-Kersey, Paul Sullivan. 67 Q! .X mkm, -. ' Q fwwwwSQxMk s QS 1 X SEN S , s X, Ms' k sx is S NVQ 1 N Q! S 1 wwwxfwklixtil sif KL . si x X x M K ' Q .- F- if wfmy QSQS' Qxx L 'NN I mf 1 - W IS ' x . lf.: if 95 A Q K-QF VT 4 Y E . gi :K , XX N S K X 5, ,' f Q in ' gig Xwif S? 5 Q S.W 2 xr Q E SSAK -- A rw wi ff N m 1 fx in x X A . - X - X x S :wk Q N ik XE. NK 5 . - - .2 M Q - - ..,. .... . . W gg -w+gNS4N gg S X , x SQS fi-:Hwy 3 k XX k QA A -ni- X NR ' 8 l x X Q K Sam m . Q 'Ss -si X M Sfii NPR .mx Q Q . Hmmm xl W Q if 'B ,ix I- ii V Y: XR ,,...: V fi SMA S gif X Q 3 x Sis 2. 3 E is .M .X.. , o .w--,f .av b . V- -. r i ,. I :fx - . Glace Patty Anno, will my way with the boys to ,loan Haupt. Bob Babb, will my chances of going to the army to anyone. Arvin Bales, will leave, isn't that enough? Ahretta Bass, will my friend from Covington to Mary Jo Young. Dick Boyce, will Connie Baldwin to Paul Sullivan. Kay Braxton, will my week's vacation to anyone who can afford it. fohn Brooks, will my curly hair to Charles Bossaer. Marilyn Carney, will my shyness to Margaret Small. Bill Clark, will my good looks to Wallace Jennings. Ed Fellure, will my ability to argue to Mrs. McGuire. Mary Ruth F ewry, will my trips to West Lebanon to Mona Spear. Wayne Foster, will my bashfullness to Carl Johnson. . Adene Fox, will my stability to Connie Baldwin. Sidney Clover, will all my girl friends to Jerry Mattern. Lawson Cray, will my Ford to the driver's training class. Gerry Gastus, will my seat in Junior English to Bill Cole.. Richard Hallet, will my right to go to Williamsport to Don Stucker. Nancy Johnson, will my fear of the almighty calorie to Bella Hampton. Junior Jones, will scholastic ability to .lim Fenters. Bill. Kincade, will my beard to Bill Buckley. Sharla Kirby, will my Purdue dates to Carolyn Hartman. Marie Kochell, will my ability to carry a diamond in my purse to Pricilla Green. John Kocken-burg, will.myself to all the girls. leanie Leath, will ten pounds to Dianne DeSutter. Bob Lighty, will my car to Bub Scott. Marie Livengood, will my red hair to Kay Fewry. Yolanda McKinney, will my big mouth to Darlene Booe. Darrell.Mellinger, will my slim frame to Wardlaw Ewell. James Martin, will my ability to chill classmates to Carolyn Borst. Bernard Martin, will my musical ability to Frank Stonebraker. Marcia Nelson, will my position as cheerleader to Ronnie Burns. Russell North, will Patsy Biggs to Bill Sisk. Paul O'dore,. will.my super deluxe streamlined Chevrolet to poor unfortunate H. A. DeSutter Don Opperrnan, will my good behavior in home room to Paul Sullivan. Janet Pearl, will my pleasing personality to Joanne Landis. Virginia Pearson, will my height to Phyllis Morris. Larry Babb, will my trips to Richland to Janice Carr. .lohn Roemer, will my ability to get along with Mr. Carr to Charles Tanner. Ioan Snider, will my slim figure to Mary Lou Jennings. Tom, Stonebraker, will my ability to keep out of work in shop class to David Hem'y. Mary Timm, will my ability to get along with Mrs. McGuire to 'Frog' Schott. Arlie. Tinder, will my name of 'Horse' to Jerry Watts. Sophia Van Dame, will my big brown eyed sailor to no one. James Wall,.will my shape to Don Spear. Leticia Weigle, will by pleasant disposition to anyone who can fill the bill. Bob White, will my perfect attendance to Jim Christenberry. ,Joe Wilson, will my manager's job to anyone who can stand it. loan Woods, will the rest of the 'fly boys' to the girls of Attica. '69 I -I iw S+ YWNX' X Q S xxwggxw Q Y -Q9 Q Q ls Q AS is wg Q. QA E i Q X gg-P S 'E P 2 '50 ,Qs ' .X qi' Q x4 Q s. . X DANCING WITH THE QUEEN junior-Senior Prom mms xW.,x.,D.. WHAT HAPPENED I! Junior Vaudeville TWO DOWN AND ONE TO GO .7nu.eotcvw FEWRY TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY ATTICA CLEANERS STYLE SHOPPE SMITH'S MARKET LEROY OLAND, GENERAL CONTRACTING DOTSON BROS. DX SERVICE FRY INSURANCE AGENCY GRADY 8. WILLIAMS MEAT MARKET COFFING 8. ROBINSON, FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. MARKLEY 84 SON VIOLA'S STUDIO--FOR BEAUTY, FOR HEALTH, FOR ART SAM NEWMARK LEON'S JEWELRY HIDY'S GRE ENHOUSE ATTICA MOTOR COMPANY, INC. ATTICA NEWSPAPERS INC. BUCKLEY'S NEWS COMPANY RYAN'S CAFE MILLER 8. PITMAN-YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER MILLER 8. PITMAN STANDARD STATION BUCKLEY'S FOOD MARKET COTTAGE INN-GOOD FOOD PETTY'S BOWLING FOSTER'S SALES 84 SERVICE POGUE MOTOR COMPANY INC. RADIO SERVICE LABORATORY JOHN'S GRILL LOIJIS NATHAN, MEN'S CLOTHING 8. SHOES PARTON BARBER 8. BEAUTY KARL KURZ SHOE STORE CROSLEY DRUG STORE GRADY 81 BIGG'S SHELL SERVICE KIMBRELL Sl BOYS DX TIPTON MOTORS CANDICE MARTIN KERKHOVE STANDARD SERVICE ATTICA LUMBER CO. BERNARD MARTIN RICHARD MARTIN FARM BUREAU CO-OP BORST BROTHERS RAY'S BASEMENT BARBER SHOP CLAWSON HARDWARE BALSER MOTOR SALES WILSON BROS., BARBER SHOP THOMAS' Sgt-I0qb STORE B. 8K W. STORE--MEN'S, WOMEN'S, 8. CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR MAYTAG SALES 8. SERVICE EVAN'S DRUG STORE C.C. JOHNSON, OLDSMOBILE GARAGE R.A., DESUTTER, FURNITURE 81 FUNERAL DIRECTOR CARR POULTRY CO. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BOB'S GAMBLE STORE CHEAK'S CAFE CHEVROLET F. 8. W. MOTOR SALES FASHION FR ONT ATTICA BAKERY TED 8. HARRY'S DRIVE INN-- HARRY GATES SMART CLEANERS ATTICA FLORAL COMPANY MAHONEY'S GROCERY MYER'S WELDING SHOP THE SMITH STUDIO 8. CAMERA SHOP DANLEY'S AUTO SUPPLIES ATTICA FOOD STORAGE ATTICA TELEPHONE CO.. RITZI'S JEWELRY STORE ROZELL'S REXALL DRUGS PARIS CLEANING 8. LAUNDRY CO. CLIFF STEPHEN'S GARAGE FREEMAN MCKINNEY, CARPENTER CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE I MAURICE MASSING GARAGE MCCRACKEN 8g ROGERS INSURANCE AGENCY OVERPECK LUMBER CO. OTEI-IAM'S WELDING ATTICA ICE 8. COAL CO. RICHEY'S HOME MADE CANDIES POSTON-HERRON BRICK CO. an fw H1151 ,vRNwNwNN?LG 'W NNWANkMl'if+l'Wtlvl W 74, ' W ff 'ff'M 'f ' fi V ' 'ilk az? '21 ff ' f ,-N! as-XZ . ,144-4-,. 4 4. .:A.1'.5'5,'?